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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1905)
11 4 Local Item? 1 ):": 111 THE IS GREAT CARNIVAL NOW IN PROGRESS You can Shoot Grouse Aug. 15 a m WE INVITE YOU TO SEE IT Entirely at our Expense For each $1.00 cash purchase ue will give a ticket FREE to any 10c attraction For each $2.00 cash purchase we will give a ticket FREE to any 15c attraction For each $2.50 cash purchase, a ticket to any 25c attraction, or a dinner FREE. For each 15.00 cash purchase we will give a ticket FREE TO THE ENTIRE SHOW, consisting of some ten separate attractions. ALL SUMMER GOODS GO AT THE SA(V1E CUT PRICES We also have many new arrivals in fall goods. Hundreds of pieces of dress goods, suitings, worsteds, mohairs, flinneletts, outing, etc All the new and nobby things. A fine line of Ladies' Ragtans or rain coats, ranging tn price from $7.50 to $18.00. A complete line of new fall and winter underwear, hosiery, etc. Shoes of every description. vVe can take your order for the new fall suits at any price. A complete line of everything in dishes, graniteware. tinware, kitchen utensils for har vest or home use. SO COME AHEAD, THE SHOW IS FREE TO YOU IF YOU WANT TO TAKE IT IN THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY .1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue. Xiargest Store- Smallest Prices i SfC V ail WE WANT YOUR NAME Signed to the new suit club. Watch this space for Suit winners F. L. Meyefs $35 V. Spragut $25 Suit last Saturday Two drawings on Sat. August 12 Come and let tell you about it Get a nice tailor made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap AL. ANDREWS Haberdasher and Tailor 4 GROCERIES FROM THIS STORE ARE ALWAYS NICE AND FRESH SEEDS SEEDS Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All kinda of Grass aseds. Balk Garden Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats K- V. OLIVER TEFFERSON Alfe PHONE 1571. Seasonable well as Staples on hand. Goods as always QEDDEJ" BRLf North Fir Street When you want the Best Ice Cream Look out for your Pockctbook And save your money by buying from us. We Lead, our competitors follow. Look at a few of our bargains. New iron beds $2.90 Second hand tables 11.00 op NewYumYum springs 2.50 Bedateads 50 up New Mattresses 2.75 Bed springs 50 up Newcoofc. stovos. . . . . 10.00 Glass frout cupboard4.00 up New extension tables 5.50 Remember that wt have the only first new and second hand store in Union county. The La Grande Pawnbrokers Phone, Main 4 SELDER'S CANDY STORE Greatly in Demand Nothing ! mpre In demaud than i medicine which meeti modern require menta tor a blood and eyitem cleanser, lochii Dr, King'e New Life Pills They are Juit what too need to oar tomtchand ltrer troubles. Try them. At Fewlin Drag Co. drag stare, 2&o guaranteed. Prof. HookenUrry, Geo. L Clearer and William Miller returned from a Ashing trip on the Walla Walla river Saturday. Every email boy and moat of tbe larger onee U aware that the carnival bae arrived. The report! from tbe Miriam are that fishing waa never better, from the fact that tbe stream la now lower than it baa been for years. Mies Caroline O emith left tbia morning for ber parents borne at Clearwater, Minnesota. Mrs N J Garfield of Walla Walla arrived on No 3 last night and la wiait Ing ber sister Mrs J D Matbeson. Mies Elsie Ledswortb spent Sunday with friends In Perry and returned to her p.st at the Western Union tele graph office this morning The excursion to Portland leavea La Grande In the morniDg at 9:15. There will be a great crowd go from this city and valley. Mlae Maggie Synhoret and Mra Henry Peebler left Saturday evening for Portland to visit relatives and at tend the exposition. Chas. Baker and family returned Saturday evening from their camping trip up Catherine creek. Mr A D Miller, of Utah, bat who I has a conaiderable land hold inn in . tbe city yesterday morning, Mr Mller baa been enjoying tbe pleasures of the ; Expoeition, and atopped off here to look after property in this valley Mr and Mra W P Bartlett who have been In the city viaiting their aon W Bartlett. left thiajmornlng for their home in Wisconsin. It W quite evid-nt from tbe large amount of baggage and fixtures carried that tbia is by far tbe largest atreet carnival that baa ever visited this city. Mr and L C Stanlay, aud Mra Fred 8 Stanley arrived In the city tbia morning from Portland, and will remain In the city a few days the guests of Mr and Mra J M Berry. R E Benson of Union baa accepted a position with A T Hill, the druggist, i and baa charge of the aods fountain. A subscriber phoned In today and abks what has become of tbe city or dinance with reference to untagged dogs, lie aeems to think that some one ie not doing their duty or there would be leas dogs or more tagged dogs. Tbe Misses Carrie aud Pearl Hunter who have been visiting tbe fair and the coast returned home this morning. Rev J D Giliilan spent' the day in Union returning this evening. . Frank Clark, deputy United States marshal, passed through the oity this morning en route to Portland from Denver where he has been on official business Mra Kate Kabn and son Master Blanohard and daughter Miss Jessie, arrived in the oity last evening from Portlhnd where they have been visit ing the exposition . They atopped off on tbelr way home In Omaha, to visit Mrs Kuhn's ancle Mr Peter Kabn Miss MettU Smith, of the Chioago Store, returned this morning from a weeks visit to Portland, where she has been viewing the sights at tbe expo sition. , Messrs. Marr and Davidson, who are interested in the proposed eleotrio railroad, are in tbe city. While the gentlemen state they have nothing at thla time for publication, they feel confident that everything ia coming their way aud the road will be built. S A McKennon aud two daughters left Saturday evening for their home In Arkansas after taking in the fair and visiting relativea in tbia city. Mr MoKennon ia well pleased with this city and may return and looate. He la a man of means, and such citizens ' ss wo need. Wnat'ie supposed to be the advance leekage from tbe executive mansion is reported that Judge bean will in a very few days be appointed judge to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Bellenger. The school board will meet tonight . and they expect to select tbe site for the new sobool building and approve the plans for tbe same. The Rev G H Glbbs, secretary of tbe Board of Trust of the Columbia college at Milton, Umatilla county Oragon, ... a ..il iLi. paid tie uoserver a pieaaaut cum uia morning. He ia traveling In the . Interest of that school whloh he re-1 presents as In a flourishing condition I with an looreaslng patronage and J bright future. Thla sobool la bat six i years old and last year it bad an en-' rollment of 148 students male and j female. The college building Is a three stcry brick with a well appointed . boarding house attached. j I have just received a large supply of sheila fresh from the factory, the kind that kills the game. My stock of hunting coats, gun cases, and hunting supplies cannot be beat. Jusi received a Urge stock of shot guns and rifles, all grades and prices. I also have tents, camp stoves, and wagon If vou are going camping or . hunting, call amine my stock. covers and MRS. T. N. MURPHY, Builders' Hardware and Crockery. Joe Smith and family, who have been spending a week in tbe mount ains at the head ol Jordon creek, re tamed home Saturday evening Professor Martin, while in tbe Observer office Saturday, stated that be waa getting everything In shape tor ths opening of school the 11th of next month which ia now less than one month. Not a few of the pupils are wondering where their vacation has gone. The funeral of the late Miss Lena Coy took plaoe yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. The funeral sermon was delivered by tbe Rev. Walter L Van Nays, of Pendleton. The chatch waa filled with sorrowing friends who deeply 'sympathized with the bereaved family. FOR RENT Furnished bousck ing rooms in suits of two, thre!nd four. Inquire, phone Black 601 J La Grande Cleaning And Dyeing Works Soiled aid faded garments mads to look like new. Work called for and delivered. Ladies garments a special ty. All work guaranteed. Dye works on Depot Street next door to Com mercial Club. SIMMONS A HARVEY, props. La Grande' . "The Band" The La Grande Concert Band under Director Hendricks will esoort the Elks of this oity on their trip to Port land. They will be assisted by mem bers of Mr Brama ell's L D 8 Band of this plare, also by members of Mr. Geo. Mack's Band of Joaeph, and al together tbe roster for the trip will number twenty men Brick furnished in any quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of our pressed, brick. GEO. KREIGER. La Grande, Oregon DON'T START OFF HUNGRY When we can satisfy your cravings for aometbing good to eat at little cost. Our food is selected with care, cooked with skill and served In appetizing style wa are not afraid to bave you take a peep in our kitchen and see how we do things. We might write volumes on how to oook bat that would not do you on tenth the good that one of our regular, dinners at 25o will. Treat yojr stomach with good eating and thereO'jf M ODE L RESTAURANT J. A. ARBU0KLE, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT We se. weekly Meal , Tickets Cnsb '54.50 "fiittttiiiiimnttiisiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. P0LACK, Prop. Go to the 'Jity Grocery and Bakery for groceries, fresb fruits and vegetables. FRESH BREAD, CAKES AND PIES, EVERY DAY I Give us a call one time and you will be eure and come again. We keep the beBt and freshest of everything X the market affords. iiiiminiiiiiiii i s sen i iissssswes) IS rHllfJilrallrjIlrallrallrjIlrallrjIlrallmll-Tiliiirllii ii-tict.-i jj WE BUY p Doors Sash, Shingles i and Lumber In large quantities direct from factories and mills at a yearly contract price, aud while we pay he lowest price, we get the best eoods and J J. .eU figure. 5 other. XS.'K inir our customers thA hnnofi. .xf ; ' iy i wuoiesaie ie prices STODDARD LUMBER CO. I
